teens

Hanson, MA

Event

“Alive with Ideas” Spring Conference (by Charlotte Mason New England)

Join us for a day exploring living ideas and the Science of Relations!

The conference will be held on Wednesday, April 15, 2026 from 11:00-2:30pm at Calvary Baptist Church in Hanson, Massachusetts.

Kyndra Steinmann and Laura Oliver, two experienced Charlotte Mason mothers from within the CMNE community, will join CMNE Advisory members Sarah Beals and Megan Massaro as speakers for the event.

Our day will include four 25-minute sessions, a boxed lunch from Keegan Kreations (Plymouth, MA), and a nature walk together (optional and weather-permitting).

Sessions:
- Session I - Alive with Ideas: Cultivating a Home Atmosphere where Ideas Flourish (Sarah Beals)
- Session II - Thought Begets Thought: How Living Books Awaken the Mind (Laura Oliver)
- Session III - Rhythms of Life: Finding Freedom Through Habit (& Workshop) (Megan Massaro, talk; Rebekah Anglea, workshop)
- Session IV - The Science of Relations: Or, On Being Alive (Kyndra Steinmann)

The price will be $50 per attendee. Limited childcare for young children will also be available, at a small additional fee.

Teens are also invited to our Teen Track. CMNE mothers Kimberly Somarriba and Megan Massaro will be leading teens in a Morning Time, a leatherworking handicraft, and a Shakespeare readaloud for any teens who are interested. Teens will also receive a boxed lunch and will be invited to join our nature walk. Price for teens is $20, but seats are limited.

This event is hosted by Charlotte Mason New England.

charlotte mason, Charlotte Mason New England, conference, Living Books, Mother’s Education, science of relations, teacher training, teens

Martinsville, IN

Event

Ideas for Living Retreat

An educator's retreat focused on sharing and discussing Charlotte Mason, her educational philosophy and methods. Join us in Central Indiana at Highland Lakes Camp & Conference Center. Spouses & Teens welcome. This event happens every other year in February.

February 2-3, 2024
"Much May Be Done with Sparrows"
Featured Speaker - Karen Glass
Narration Workshop on Friday am

Come take a walk in the forest, chat with friends in the lodge, listen to talks, and participate in discussions and immersions that will inspire, encourage, and revive your heart, mind, and spirit.

charlotte mason, Dads, February, Indiana, Midwest, Retreat, teens

TN

Group

Spread the Feast: Memphis Charlotte Mason Community

“We spread an abundant and delicate feast in the programmes and each small guest assimilates what he can” (Charlotte Mason, Vol. 6, p. 183).

(PLEASE NOTE: We currently have a waiting list to visit and join our community. Please reach out to learn more about this process and be put on the waiting list.)

Spread the Feast Community is a community for home educators and families in Shelby County and the surrounding areas interested in learning about the Charlotte Mason method and philosophy of education. Our primary goal is to be a place of encouragement for parents on their homeschooling journey, and to grow in community with one another.

We also provide learning opportunities for the children such as clubs, meet-ups, and field trips, so they too can grow in community and friendship with one another. Spread the Feast is open to all that are interested in learning more about the Charlotte Mason method and philosophy of education. We welcome CM veterans, those transitioning to CM, those that are just beginning to learn about CM, those that are simply curious about CM, and everyone in between.

We host an evening book discussion once a month for parents (and "babes in arms” welcome) where we read and discuss the Charlotte Mason volumes or books about her philosophy. We also have mother culture and family events, clubs (scouting, nature), nature outings, "early years" meet-ups, and more!

book discussion, charlotte mason, community, early years, eastern arkansas, family, fayette county, memphis, middle school, midsouth, Mother Culture, nature, north mississippi, preschool, scouting, shelby county, special needs, teens, west tennessee

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